Watch the performances and listen to the songs of all the finalists from Melodifestivalen 2019 – and cast your vote in our poll

The four heats (deltävlingar) and Second Chance of Sweden's Melodifestivalen have taken place the last five Saturdays. Each of the 4 heats qualified 2 songs directly to the final and 2 songs to the "second chance"-show. In the "second chance" 4 songs were selected for the final.

Listen to all the songs here and cast your vote in our poll: Who wins Melodifestivalen 2019?

Finalists

Running order

Jon Henrik Fjällgren – "Norrsken (Goeksegh)"

Lisa Ajax – "Torn"

Mohombi – "Hello"

Lina Hedlund – "Victorious"

Bishara – "On My Own"

Anna Bergendahl – "Ashes to Ashes"

Nano – "Chasing Rivers"

Hanna Ferm & LIAMOO – "Hold You"

Malou Prytz – "I Do Me"

John Lundvik – "Too Late for Love"

Wiktoria – "Not with Me"

Arvingarna – "I Do"

Jon Henrik Fjällgren – "Norrsken"

Lisa Ajax – "Torn"

Mohombi – "Hello"

Lina Hedlund – "Victorious"

Bishara – "On My Own"

Anna Bergendahl – "Ashes to Ashes"

Nano – "Chasing Rivers"

Hanna Ferm & LIAMOO – "Hold You"

Malou Prytz – "I Do Me"

John Lundvik – "Too Late for Love"

Wiktoria – "Not with Me"

Arvingarna – "I Do"

Melodifestivalen 2019

2 February: Deltävling 1 (Gothenburg)

9 February: Deltävling 2 (Malmö)

16 February: Deltävling 3 (Leksand)

23 February: Deltävling 4 (Lidköping)

2 March: Second Chance (Nyköping)

9 March: Final(Stockholm)

The format for Melodifestivalen 2019 is the same as last year: Each of the 4 heats qualifies 2 songs directly to the final Each of the 4 heats qualifies 2 songs to the "second chance"-show. In the "second chance" 4 songs were selected for the final.

They came last two times (1963 and 1977), and since the introduction of the Semi-finals in 2004 Sweden managed to qualify for the Grand Final 14 out of 15 times! (only skipped the qualification in 2010)